Momentum in precession leverage unit

ABSTRACT

The “MOMENTUM IN PRECESSION LEVERAGE UNIT” assumes certain characteristics of a “spinner”, yet contains elements that involve momentum beyond simple rotation. This leverage unit is manually effected, and will distribute energy into a profound visual, as well as real, compelled correction (direction) of flux. The dimensional constraint of this leverage unit element will also allow for a “pulsation” effect due to a precession of energy fields created through the Exacted Degree Center Cone Body, and accompanying “confluence” of components comprising the leverage unit. In purpose, this leverage unit shall indicate whether a surface forum plane is level, and shall as well identify any forum shift or irregularity.

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BACKGROUND OF INVENTION

No este cautus, the “spinner”, or toy top, has been focal in culturethroughout known history. What had been obscured would be what ispostulate of it's purpose, beyond theory “En-Momentum”. Envisionedthrough a creation by this inventor antecedent, a revised secondary useof an included elemental consort would now exact about the following:The “why” of Socratic formula had yet to remand its secrets under the“how/what” compendium.

Herein, this inventor seeks to begin closure of this sojourn, to bring adifferent type of understanding under the simple construction of childsplay. To introduce the idea that, through questioning, mathematics mayadjunct into one of the many purpose of toys . . . ergo, a spark ofinterest into the invest of evolution.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION

The scope of this inventors' vision rests upon the premise of“impending” momentum. To state simply, the unit described, infra, willattempt increase in its torque upon manual initiation of movement, andwill continue to compel a “semi-permanent” energy correction, orstability, of flux without initiate prodding through gear orelectrical/magnetic interference by other device.

A method of optimal efficiency allows the leverage unit to improvefunction, as about in the quality of ‘happy hour’, wherein the effectproduced is something akin to a “consistent pulsation”, as opposed to“vibration”, that is visible to the user, and can be maintained for anaccountable period of time (at sets of (2>n>1 pulsation(s) per second)within (n>10-30 seconds momentum)).

DEFINITIONS

(1). Non-Uniform Longitudinal Axis:

-   -   By omission of the ‘static’ gravitational intensity of        conventional axis, this concept of axis shall compel a direct        flux correction through the continual expanding/contracting of        axis vertical and cylindrical dimensions.        (2). Vector Mass:    -   A constant mass of space between two(2) or more solid elements,        determined through angle to inclined mass ratio of said solid        elements. A mass/area of aggregate as opposed to flux.        (3). Exacted Degree:    -   A specific and unique angle (degree) promoted from one or more        point of plane (180°>(n) not equal to 90°) to 0.001° of        certainty.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF SEVERAL VIEWS OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1. ⅞ Perspective Front View

FIG. 2. Full Perspective View

FIG. 3. ½ Exploded View

FIG. 4. Full Cross-Section View

FIG. 1. The ⅞ Perspective Front View variegates the optimal focal pointof the unit. The components of description are as follows:

-   -   (1 a). EXACTED DEGREE CENTER CONE BODY: Primary element of        leverage unit as critical to provoke momentum and direct flux        correction of unit;    -   (1 b). SECURED LEVERAGE DISK ASSEMBLY: to provide stability and        balance external/internal atmosphere re-uptake of unit;    -   (1 c). AXLE BODY AS SHAFT-PIN: to provide longitudinal confluent        connection between Exacted Degree Center Cone body (internal        connection of top of axle body as the area of highest density        within cone body), through the leverage disk assembly, to the        360° ball bearing surface forum connecting element;    -   (1 d). SPRING SLEEVE to counter any inconsistent formation that        would interfere with unit confluence    -   (1 e). A SINGLE 360° BALL BEARING TO PROVIDE A WEIGHTED SPIN        BASE OF SUBSTANTIAL MASS; to assure completion of energy field        and flux-stability, in connection to surface forum through a        spring sleeve upon axle body shaft of unit to ball bearing.

FIG. 2. The Full Perspective and Induct View sever about the cone (2 a),the axle body and thread terminate ends (2 b), and ball bearing materialconstant (2 cx), ball bearing master thread section (2 cy), ball bearingsub-section to apportion proper sub-stantial mass (2 cz).

FIG. 3. The ½ Exploded View involves the differentiation of leveragedisks as applied to Front View 1 b:

-   -   (3 a) Disk 3 a(1 b), or Angle of Convex, specific to provide        nominal external air flow upon activation of unit, and levy        assemblage;    -   (3 b). Disk 3 b(1 b) is a double disk assemblage, given to        center point descending angles specific as a stability element        to house Disk 3 a, as well as contain focus upon extranuate axle        body dimensions to provide area for liberation of chaos;    -   (3 c). Disk 3 c(1 b) is a double disk assemblage, given to        center point descending angles specific to provide a directive        of rotation to enable continuation of confluence of external air        flow upon activation of unit.

FIG. 4. Full Cross-Section of Exacted Degree Center Cone Embodimentinvolving the areas pertaining to Non-Uniform Longitudinal Axis:

-   -   (4 a). 4 a(1 a) Exacted Degree Center Cone body Distal Area of        specific cylindrical depth/circumference for aggregate of vector        mass constant into concentration of internal Cone medium        gravity, lowest density;

(4 b). 4 b(1 a) Exacted Degree Center Cone body Proximal Area forconcentration of internal Cone highest gravity, medium density;

(4 c). 4 c(1 a(1 c)) Confluent Exacted Degree Center Cone Body axleengagement for hub and concentration of internal Cone lowest gravity,highest density.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION

This leverage unit does retain certain embodiments, shared element(s)commonplace with many rotation units, including: a mounted body; a placeof singular connection between the unit and a separate surface forumand/or plane; movement pending necessitation of a physical launch by thehand and fingers of the user, and; a single degree of rotation.

What does extend beyond certain embodiments of rotation of most units(including gyroscopic toys and tops), as exclusive and unique to theleverage unit herein, are as follows:

-   -   (1). Physical launch is enabled directly upon exterior Exacted        Degree Center Cone body;    -   (2). A pulsation within the energy field of the leverage unit;    -   (3). An internal, non-uniform, longitudinal axis;    -   (4). A confluence of internal structure, whereby all elements        function without areas of indifference (separation).

To clarify, the leverage unit directs (corrects) a more complex field ofinert energy compendium, or flux, into a simple influence (energy field)of non-competitive motion. In concert, the energy field is distributed(re-directed) with ease back into the unit of function, completingmomentum. This is accomplished through the following:

-   -   (1). As a flux momentum will not occur independent of inertia; a        multi-plane circulation of non-competitive energy will occur        under limitations due law of geometrical restraint, ergo; the        leverage unit component dimensions allow an energy compendium        existence maintained through a balance of mass vs. plane        divisions;    -   (2). Inclusion of general trigonometry premise to accord        variation of certain foreseeable limitations, such as area of        chaos, thus enabling a causal continuum to invite maximum        endurance within energy fields;    -   (3). Sequential promotion of energy re-uptake subject upon a        single non-uniform longitudinal axis contained within the        principle of vector mass energy constant, while committing to        avoidance of static conforms that tend to plague momentum, ergo;        thus avoiding a concentric unity of components about a uniform        axis so to allow for an inert energy compendium, rather than        create a centrifuge.

Adaptation of components are of significant importance when inconsideration of tending construction. The leverage unit envisionedmaintains an unburdened embodiment of mechanical components limited to:

-   -   (1). Aluminum lathed Exacted Degree Center Cone body; bottom of        cone drilled to mount confluent to shaft pin (axle body), and        top drilled to specific cylindrical depth and diameter to        account vector mass: non-concentric effector of dimensions        critical to function of mass and energy compendium throughout        unit;    -   (2). Steel/Aluminum leverage stamp press disk assembly, included        upon angles of convex, drilled to thread upon shaft pin (axle        body) and abut securely (but not invasively) to exterior base of        Exacted Degree Center Cone body to: prevent external air mass        disturbance to interior of unit; ensure stability of external        atmosphere upon unit, as well as; liberate area of chaos.    -   (3). Steel uniform axle body (shaft pin), threaded to connect        confluent to internal base of Exacted Degree Center Cone body        and a single 360° ball bearing: creates exquisite focal        definition of concentricity along axle body shaft; assimilated        axle body material completes 360° ball bearing mass/weight upon        master by axle body end; a spring sleeve at connection of axle        body end to ball bearing shall ensure proper securing of        leverage disk assembly confluence of unit;    -   (4). Single steel ball bearing, drilled to house confluent to        shaft pin (axle body) end: substantial in weight, critical in        providing dimension of equal mass ratio among/within entire        unit.

The utility element of the leverage unit are designed to allow formaximum precession of energy to influence angles of trajectory, andshall be shown to minimize the static conduit commonplace with manydesigns of similar activation.

As devised, the specified components of the leverage unit shall alsoallow for manipulation of a surface forum, that shall enable theleverage unit to traverse the surface forum according to the specificsof forum variance, thus indication level vs. shift in any particularplane. Submit, infra, to enforce the utility element of the leverageunit, a comparison of existent unit features vs. those pertaining tosimilar units, including tops (spinners) and toy gyros, is as follows:

-   -   1 Absence of 30°, 45° and accrued 90° and/or according        complementary angles throughout the entire unit, so to: (a) omit        the need for “aggregate” stabilizers (a problem found in        gyroscopic stabilizers, as well as certain miscellaneous units        including toy tops (spinners); (b) omit concentricity of entire        unit, and; (c) omit various static conforms.    -   2. The Exacted Degree Center Cone body is a non-concentric        prioritized element for dimension of momentum energy, as opposed        to being dependant upon other criteria to determine function (as        found within devices prospect upon motorized activators), The        modulation of momentum depends upon the following dimensions of        the cone component: (a) wherein gradient of gravitation shall        utilize area of highest density/lowest gravity to employ least        resistance to flux momentum; (b) wherein gradient of gravitation        shall utilize area of medium density/highest gravity to employ        direction and release to flux momentum, and; (c) wherein        gradient of gravitation shall utilize area of lowest density,        medium gravity to employ highest resistance to flux momentum, to        allow for mitigation of external vs. internal force influence,        thus completing the beginning creation of a non-competitive        energy field.    -   3. Inclusion of a single external approximated 90° hub at        exterior of Exacted Degree Center Cone body base exterior to        shaft pin (axle body) to stabilize area for induction/secure of        leverage disks. Upon Angle of Convex, disks are inclusive,        varying in degree and mass, to: (a) avoid interference with        interior/exterior base of Exacted Degree Center Cone body; (b)        mitigate marginal differences in pressure and mass created        through function of rotation; (c) allow for area of liberation        of chaos (where non-concentric vs. concentric fields meet),        and; (d) void arbitrary shapes not critical to function of        leverage unit (as found upon gyroscopic toys, tops (spinners),        and other miscellaneous systems)    -   4. Absence of orthongonal angles throughout cone component        interior of leverage unit, so to: (a) avoid hindrance of        employment of motion/activity; (b) avoid the necessity of a high        rate of initial force to activate and; (c) avoid limitations of        a ‘sphere’ constriction (as founded upon gyroscopic toys of        yesteryear), and; (d) avoid creation of a centrifuge as opposed        to allowing a flux momentum (as found among certain torque        converters).    -   5. Extranuate Axle Body is three fold in function,        providing: (a) area of highest density, lowest gravity in center        cone element; (b) priority in mastering 360° ball bearing into a        stabilized element, and; (c) between (a) and (b), critical in        providing a defining concentric focal element to maintain        uniform leverage of disk assembly    -   6. Single 360° ball bearing is of a substantial mass, and        function is pivotal as: (a) a weighted base for equating entire        unit element mass-area ratio; (b) committing to        intensity/duration of unit rotation through minimizing        ‘necessity’ of high percentage of unit base area strata (as        found in most tapered base of toy tops, gyros, and like        structure), and; (c) contrast (and as opposed to) a minimal        contributor of mass/momentum influence (as listed upon many        toys/devices that contain ‘ball shaped’ or other type        ‘precession’ connectors).    -   7 Angle of Convex reduces the external interference upon unit        to: (a) ensure internal dimensions in cone function are not        impeded; (b) ensure upkeep of momentum circulation shall retain        intensive in gravitational concert, (c) ensure area for        liberation of chaos is confluent, and; (d) ensure all leverage        disk components are in unison.

The components of the toy top unit as envisioned have been comparedwithin elements of units of similar insanity. SEE CLAIM.

What this inventor claims is:
 1. A toy top leverage unit for rotationcomprising: (a) a truncated upper aluminum exacted degree center conebody of uniformly distributed and consistent material having a topsurface, an inward tapering side surface with an angle of ascension ofthe side surface within 0.001 of certainty from a central vertical axisrunning top to bottom, and a bottom surface, the body further comprisinga hollowed cylinder portion starting at the top surface and having adepth less than the bottom surface and a diameter less than that of thetop of the center cone body, the bottom surface further comprising athreaded hole staring at the bottom surface and having a depth less thanthe hollowed cylinder portion and a diameter less than that of thebottom of the center cone body; (b) an upper middle steel or aluminumleverage disk element assembly having at least one disk having a topsurface, an tapering side surface with an upwardly convex angle, and abottom surface, wherein the upper middle leverage disk elementassembly's convex angle degree extends proportionate to the upperaluminum exacted degree center cone body's angle of ascension, andwherein a hub of the angle of a convex point of origin and an angle ofcenter cone body point of origin are compelled to adjunct vector massupon and within a first two upper middle lever disk assembly point oforigin, and further comprising a through hole from the top to bottomsurface, (c) a lower middle circular spring sleeve having a throughportion; (d) a lower uniform steel ball bearing, wherein the circularball bearing further comprises a threaded hole starting at a top surfaceand having a depth less than that of a bottom surface and further havingan inner master in the modified ball bearing element-to-axle threadedterminal end section; wherein a sub-section beyond this master threadsection shall apportion unimpeded, having a depth less than that of thebottom surface; (e) a uniform steel common post axle body elementthreaded at both terminal ends and configured to span the upper middleleverage disk element assembly through hole and the lower middlecircular spring sleeve through portion, the top end configured to bethreadably engagable with upper exacted degree center cone, the lowerend configured to be threabably engagable with the lower steel ball sothat when the unit is assembled for operational rotation, the springsleeve securely abuts both the bottom surface of the upper middleleverage disk element assembly and the top of surface of the lower ballbearing; and wherein entire weight of the toy top leverage unit is 45grams.
 2. The toy top leverage unit of claim 1 wherein the upperleverage disk element assembly comprises at least four disks.
 3. The toytop leverage unit of claim 2, wherein the at least four disks furthercomprise two middle upper and two middle lower disks, the two uppermiddle disks are assembled non-inverse, connecting the two upper middledisks points of origins with and upon the angle of convex disk point oforigin at the hub of the angle of ascension of the truncated coneclosing in upon the hub along the vertical axis; wherein the two middlelower disks are assembled inverse, to interface with the two middleupper disks, as the two middle lower disks points of origin are removedfurther from the hub among the vertical axis.
 4. The toy top leverageunit of claim 1 wherein the upper aluminum exacted degree center conebody of uniformly distributed and consistent material further comprisesthree regions: an upper hollowed region being medium gravity and lowestdensity, a mid-region being highest gravity and medium density, and alower threaded region being lowest gravity and highest density.
 5. Thetoy top leverage unit of claim 1 wherein the angle of ascension of uppercenter cone body is 31.875 degrees with regards to the vertical axis. 6.The toy top leverage unit of claim 1 wherein the upper degree centercone and the upper leverage disk element assembly securedly abut eachother when toy top leverage unit is assembled.
 7. The toy top leverageunit of claim 1 wherein the upper leverage disk element assembly isinterchangeable with leverage disk elements of various angles and massin order to avoid interference with the upper exacted degree center conebody, mitigate marginal differences in pressure and mass created throughrotation, allow for area of liberation of chaos, and avoid arbitraryshapes not critical to the function.
 8. The toy top leverage unit ofclaim 1 wherein the unit is void of 30°, 45° and 90° angles except foran approximate 90° connection between the lower portion of the upperexacted degree center cone body and the common post axle body element.9. The toy top leverage unit of claim 1 wherein uniform steel commonpost axle body element is of the highest density in the leverage unit.